Australia A wealth of style and choice
Beautifully proportioned and deep, this is stunning Cabernet Sauvignon that speaks volumes for the cool climate of Adelaide Hills.
£18.95 per bottle
The Bird in Hand range is a limited release of premium quality wines created from the best parcels of fruit from every vintage.
£18.95 per bottle
Backward and brooding, MAC represents the very finest bottling of Shiraz produced at Bird in Hand, with just six barrels made each vintage.
£158.95 per bottle
Handpicked and given five star treatment from vineyard to glass; Nest Egg Chardonnay is a statement of the potential that Adelaide Hills holds.
£39.90 per bottle
Traditional method, 100% Blanc de Noirs Pinot Noir sparkling from the masters at Bird in Hand, Joy is aged for 4 years on its lees before release.
£40.00 per bottle
Taut and expressive, this has all of the attributes required for greatness. Awesome, showstopping, cool climate Shiraz from Bird in Hand.
£64.35 per bottle
A delightful, award winning Pinot Noir rosé from the wonderful cool climes of Adelaide Hills with lifted strawberry, cherry blossom and musk aromas and a vibrant, salmon pink colour
£13.95 per bottle
A delightful, award winning Pinot Noir rosé from the wonderful cool climes of Adelaide Hills with lifted strawberry, cherry blossom and musk aromas and a vibrant, salmon pink colour
£13.95 per bottle
A premium quality Sauvignon Blanc by Bird in Hand, full of flavour, with a slightly textured mid-palate that finishes dry, with subtle citrus acidity.
£13.95 per bottle
Lifted and complex on the nose, the 2016 Shiraz shows notes of raspberry and blueberry with a touch of black pepper, vanilla and cedar.
£18.95 per bottle
Gently sparkling and full of soft strawberry and red cherry flavours. This is surely the very definition of gourmande!
£14.95 per bottle
An exciting limited edition collaboration, the bottle design was created by renowned British fashion designer, Henry Holland.
£19.95 per bottle
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